Ukraine has been hit by more cyber-attacks, which its government says are "on a completely different level". Earlier on Wednesday, the websites of several Ukrainian banks and government departments became inaccessible. At the same time a new "wiper" attack, which destroys data on infected machines, was discovered being used against Ukrainian organisations.
The BBC Mobile Accessibility Guidelines are a set of technology agnostic best practices for mobile web content, hybrid and native apps. The Guidelines are based on the requirements of bbc.co.uk content developed for UK audiences and for use with the technology commonly available in the UK. They are intended as a standard for BBC employees and suppliers to follow, however, they can also be referenc
Kotaro Fujimaki, director of Shinjuku City's Chuo Library in Tokyo, explains how the vandalism may have taken place More than 100 copies of Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl have been vandalised in public libraries in Japan's capital Tokyo, officials say. Pages have been ripped from at least 265 copies of the diary and other related books, they added. It is not clear who is behind the vandalism.
Accessibility Standards and Guidelines The BBC HTML Accessibility Standards and BBC Mobile Accessibility Standards and Guidelines outline the requirements and recommendations necessary for ensuring the BBC’s digital products are accessible to the widest possible audience. They cover the technical aspects of accessibility and some user experience guidelines where these cross-over with technical imp
Introduction The BBC Mobile Accessibility Standards and Guidelines are a set of technology agnostic best practices for the BBC's mobile web content, hybrid and native applications. Each standard and guideline is listed with example code for implementing in HTML, Android, and iOS and steps for testing. The standards and guidelines are based on the requirements of BBC.co.uk content developed for UK
Hi I’m Oli Bartlett, product manager for the BBC's Linked Data Platform. The Linked Data Platform is one of the legacies of the BBC Sport 2012 Olympics website. You may have read my blog post on the work we did for the Olympic Data Service. One aspect of the service delivered the semantic framework for the 10,000 athlete pages and a page per event, discipline, country and venue. This framework pro
Post categories: BBC Online, BBC Sport, innovation, open standards Jem Rayfield | 11:00 UK time, Tuesday, 17 April 2012 Hi, I'm Jem Rayfield, and I work as Lead Technical Architect for the News and Knowledge Core Engineering department. This blog post describes the technology strategy the BBC Future Media department is using to evolve from a relational content model and static publishing framework
Inventor Sir Tim Berners Lee predicts dynamic web futureClose Sir Tim Berners Lee, the man credited with inventing the world wide web, has said that he sees the internet becoming more dynamic with web pages able to do "more amazing things" as technology advances. He spoke to the BBC's Jon Sopel from Davos, Switzerland, where political and business leaders have gathered for the World Economic Forum
Post categories: BBC News, mobile Chris Russell | 13:00 UK time, Tuesday, 27 March 2012 As Head of Product I am responsible for the way in which we deliver BBC News to people on desktop computers, mobile phones, tablet devices and televisions connected to the internet or red button, the four screens of our BBC Online strategy. If you're one of the large and rapidly growing number of people who use
The British Library receives more than one million visitors a year Thousands of pages from one of the world's biggest collections of historic books, pamphlets and periodicals are to be made available on the internet. The British Library has reached a deal with search engine Google about 250,000 texts dating back to the 18th Century. It will allow readers to view, search and copy the out-of-copyrig
Protests were held outside Bush House, home to the BBC World Service, on Wednesday The BBC has confirmed plans to close five of its 32 World Service language services. Staff have been informed that up to 650 jobs will be lost from a workforce of 2,400 over the next three years. The Macedonian, Albanian and Serbian services will be axed, as will English for the Caribbean and Portuguese for Africa,
Rape has long been a feature of the conflict raging in eastern DR Congo A study by US scientists has concluded that an average of 48 women and girls are raped every hour in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The study, in the American Journal of Public Health, found that 400,000 females aged 15-49 were raped over a 12-month period in 2006 and 2007. That rate is significantly higher than the previou
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